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Reimagining Tagore's educational philosophy
Rabindranath Tagore, the polymathic Nobel Laureate from Bengal, is celebrated not only for his literary brilliance but also for his visionary ideas on education Rabindranath Tagore (May 7, 1861 to August 7, 1941), the polymathic Nobel Laureate from Bengal, is renowned not only for his literary brilliance but also for his...
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Engaging in the theatrics of India’s electoral carnival
03 May 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Celebrating the universal language of dance
30 April 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Sustainability through global collaboration
19 April 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Honouring the martyrs of Jallianwala Bagh
13 April 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Dandi March: Salt, soul and satyagraha
29 March 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
The enduring resilience of the puppetry world
21 March 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak -
Remembering Johan Galtung: A pioneer in peace research
15 March 2024 | Rajdeep Pathak
Delhi's floral splendour: A tale of tulips and traditions
The Delhi Tulip Festival stands as a testament to resilience, beauty and the enduring spirit of life's eternal dance Nestled within the heart of New Delhi's diplomatic enclave of Chanakyapuri, Shanti Path emerges as a mesmerizing canvas painted with vibrant hues, adorned by a tapestry of tulips in an array of...
The enduring legacy of Ameen Sayani, the radio icon
Sayani's influence extended far beyond the confines of the studio, earning him a place in the hearts and minds of millions In the melodic realm of post-independence, India emerged a captivating voice that transcended mere broadcasting to become a cherished companion for countless listeners for almost four decades. With the resounding...
Symphony and connection beyond frequencies
This year's theme, ‘Radio: A century informing, entertaining and educating,’ serves as a strong reminder of radio's prowess in shaping culture and connectivity In the symphony of the whirlwind of technological advancements, amidst fleeting platforms, radio stands as a steadfast beacon, heralding its second century as a revered medium. February 13th,...
Dilemma of regulating speech on social media
To meet the escalating challenge of hate speech, the relevance of Gandhian communication cannot be overstated The Internet's rapid global connectivity has positively transformed communication and knowledge-sharing, yet it also poses challenges. Over 3.19 billion social media users can swiftly disseminate harmful content, leading to concerns about regulating online speech. As...
The enduring musical heritage of the legends
Both Ustad Rashid Khan and Dr Prabha Atre played pivotal roles in globalising Indian classical music, taking it beyond geographical confines The news of the passing away of Ustad Rashid Khan on January 9, 2024, came as a big jolt to the entire fraternity of Indian classical music. As tributes poured...
Channelise youth for a better tomorrow
Half of the world's population is now under the age of 25. This is the largest youth generation to ever exist; imagine what the world would be if they were channelised India's Parliament witnessed chaotic scenes on December 13, 2023, when two men intruded into the chamber, shouting slogans and spraying...
